Interest split on deer hunting firearms | NEW ULM — Shotgun and rifle enthusiasts shared opinions at a public hearing to regulate deer hunting firearms in the Brown County Law Enforcement Center Training Room Wednesday. After two hours of discussion in front of Brown County ...

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Interest split on deer hunting firearms

By: Fritz Busch

NEW ULM — Shotgun and rifle enthusiasts shared opinions at a public hearing to regulate deer hunting firearms in the Brown County Law Enforcement Center Training Room Wednesday. After two hours of discussion in front of Brown County ...

March 13, 2026

Knights state title game bound

By: Ari Selvey

MINNEAPOLIS — With under a minute to play in the Class A State Girls Basketball Tournament semifinals, second-seeded Sleepy Eye St. Marys’ Morgan Mathiowetz pulled up from the right wing and drained a 3-pointer. That shot put the Knights ...

March 13, 2026

SE City Council OKs new city manager

By: Fritz Busch

SLEEPY EYE — Following brief discussion Tuesday, the Sleepy Eye City Council unanimously approved promoting city clerk Michelle Strate to the city manager position following Bob Elston’s Dec. 18 retirement. Elston said Strate began her role ...

March 13, 2026

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SPORTS

Guetter earns Tomahawk Boys Basketball POTY

The Tomahawk-Valley Conference, All-Tomahawk Division Boys Basketball Team was announced Wednesday night, with Wabasso’s Brayden Guetter earning the Tomahawk Division Boys Basketball Player of the Year award. The senior was joined on the ...

March 13, 2026

Knights state title game bound

By: Ari Selvey

MINNEAPOLIS — With under a minute to play in the Class A State Girls Basketball Tournament semifinals, second-seeded Sleepy Eye St. Marys’ Morgan Mathiowetz pulled up from the right wing and drained a 3-pointer. That shot put the Knights ...

March 13, 2026

MLC softball falls to Penn State schools on Day 4

By Adam Hussman/MLC SID LITTLE RIVER, S.C. — On the fourth day of Martin Luther College softball's spring break trip, the Knights fell to Penn State-Schuylkill 10-5 and Penn State-Altoona 10-7 on Wednesday in nonconference softball ...

March 12, 2026

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